Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I   |             in the place where they build it or by foreigners. The
 2       1,  I   |      acquire, as Moses did, or they build new ones, as Eneas did.
 3       1,  I   |     Alexander the Great, wishing to build a city for his glory, Dinocrates,
 4       1,  VI  |             Senate; but desiring to build a great Empire, she could
 5       1,  XXVI|          addition to this he should build new Cities, destroy old
 6       2,  XXIV|          they would have thought to build them: but as they were of
 7       2,  XXIV|         another power, they did not build them. And so long as Rome
 8       2,  XXIV| consideration whether it is good to build fortresses, or whether they
 9       2,  XXIV|          those of the Hydra: if you build fortresses, they are useful
10       2,  XXIV|           to become bad, will never build fortresses, so that they
11       2,  XXIV|            it was an expense to do [build] it and a disgrace to lose
12       2,  XXIV|         come to the Republics which build fortresses, not within their
13       2,  XXIV|             me; for the Florentines build fortresses in order to hold
14       2,  XXIV|           for if the Romans did not build fortresses, the Spartans
15       2,  XXIV|             good army, ought not to build. He ought indeed to fortify